Impractical plan to end Reclamation Service control
A proposed construction engineer program at $10 000 yearly would shift irrigation project control from the Reclamation Service to a single official. Critics say it would hinder site selection, staffing, and oversight, making multi project management impossible. Proponents argue a direct engineer could coordinate major dams like Salt River and Gunnison while ensuring technical expertise. The debate spans congressional circles with opposition citing impracticality and disjointed authority.
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Washiieton
Hunshroneh
Altraidin
Miet
Frederick HL Newall
Pete
My. Newell
Arthur P. Davie
Salt River
Arizona
Gunnson Tunnel
Colorado
Trughoe
Nevada
Gunnison
Vorkimation
Geologien Anwes
Keoromiry
Evem
Favorable Report on Fair Bill
A favorable report is filed on the fair bill noting support from key committees. The analysis highlights potential benefits and urges swift approval to advance related economic and civic goals.
Newbro's Herpicide touted as hair strength aid
An advertisement claims Newbro's Herpicide prevents hair loss and thickens growth by killing dandruff germs at the root. It promises glossy, oil free hair and can be sampled via The Herelde Co of Detroit with F W Schmidt as agent.
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Newbro'a
Newbro
Herpelde Co
Detroit
Mich
F. W. Schmidt
East Oregonian
Wool Industry Figures Show Decline in 1892 Wool Clip
The wool industry reports a shrinking clip in 1892 with lower average fleece weights and reduced output. Estimates for sheep numbers in the United States in April show a drop to around 39.284 million head, while total wool production declines from past totals. Average fleece weight decreases to about 62 pounds, with scouring losses and earlier weights noted. The data reflect a sustained downward trend in both flock size and fleece yield.
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Serional Association of Wool
Moiutretuners
United States
Igrosse
Bon
Bivouac of the Dead at Gordon Funeral in Atlanta
Veterans of the Lost Cause march in faded gray as confederates gather for Gordon funeral in Atlanta. State capitol procession and condolence messages from Roosevelt and Chaffee noted. President Roosevelt letter shared by Clark Howell.
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Lost Cause
Atlana
Atlaota, Co
Jim
Rooweivelt
Clark Howell
The
Atlanta Constitution
Gordon
Maryland horticulturalists meet with noted experts
Haltimore January 14. The sixth annual meeting of the Maryland State Horticultural Society opened in Baltimore with a large attendance. Noted speakers include Prof. W F P Maney from North Carolina, Prof. F A Waugh from Massachusetts, and Dr. R J Webber of the US Department of Agriculture. Also on January 14 in Des Moines Iowa Governor Albert B Cummine was sworn in for a second term with the lieutenant governor assuming office, in a decorated Foster's Opera House auditorium watched by state officials and lawmakers.
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Waryrario
Haltimore
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Baltimore
W. FP. Masney
North Carolina
Iowa
Dew Moines
Albert B. Cummine
Foster's Opera House
Wisconsin guard convenes annual convention today
Milwaukeew and Jen officers of the Wisconsin national guard assembled in annual convention today in response to the adjutant general Boardman. Corporals and specialists discuss care and repair of the magazine life and guard athletics. The convention closes tomorrow.
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Milwaukeew
Wie
Jen
Wisconsin National Guard
Boardman
Life
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